New build - GWG München

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Plan of the ground floor before (top) and
After modernisation (bottom)
Hinterbärenbadstrasse 21
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project within the “Experimental Residential
Construction – Ecological
Modernisation” programme initiated
by the Supreme Building Authority in
the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the
State of Bavaria, the aim of the planners
was to combine multiple standard
energy-saving components to test their
efficiency.
In the course of the comprehensive
modernisation programme between
2002 and 2005, the entire technical
building services were completely
renewed in three construction phases;
highly insulated windows were installed,
and composite thermal insulation incorporated
in the façade. The latter was
augmented by translucent, energystoring
elements integrated into the
southern façade. Heat is supplied by a
condensing boiler and an independent
cogeneration unit. A solar-powered
system also supplies hot water. Photovoltaic
elements on the roof supply solar
electricity which is fed directly into the
public electricity grid.
The transformation is visible from a
distance. First yellow, followed by red,
then blue and finally green. These are
the colours radiated by the façade of
the ecologically modernised buildings in
the Hinterbärenbadstrasse. Mention
should also be made of the standard
of modernisation, which undercuts the
levels prescribed in the 1995 thermal
protection regulations by 30%.
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